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Boston hits 102 degrees at Logan, setting heat record for June: ‘Extreme Heat Warning’
The thermometer at Boston Logan International Airport showed 102 degrees as of 5:23 p.m. Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service’s Boston office. The 102-degree reading set the record for the hottest ever June temp in city history. It broke the previous 100-degree June days in 2021, 1952, and 1925.
This is no ordinary heat. All time records are within reach today, as this early season heat wave becomes official.
AccuWeather reports June 24 was the hottest day in more than a decade for millions of residents. But also pay attention to ...
Mayor Michelle Wu declared a heat emergency, and dangerous temperatures are expected to stick around through Wednesday. The ...
Another warm day will arrive Wednesday with mostly sunshine for the day, and some isolated thunderstorms are possible by ...
In the midst of Boston's first heat wave of the season, many continued their regular routines - including working out.
At least two records were broken as a heat wave bore down across New England on Tuesday, with temperatures nearing, at or ...
Widespread 90s, and a few 100s, will bake much of the eastern two-thirds of the country in a dangerous heat wave. Here are ...
The first heat wave of the summer has hit Boston, and people are braced for it. Temperatures could reach 100 degrees over the ...
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